A clear, honest primer on psychedelic-assisted treatment — what it is, how it works, who it can help, and how to pursue it safely. Here's the whole journey, start to finish.
Understand your options, honestly.
Speak with a human advisor.
Match to a verified provider.
Medical & mental readiness.
Care at a vetted facility.
Make the change stick.
With four questions in order: what ibogaine is and does, whether you are a candidate, what a safe program requires, and what it costs. The guides below answer each one plainly, then take you into the specifics — the experience, the timeline, aftercare and how to choose a clinic.
Using a psychedelic medicine, in a supervised setting, to help treat conditions like depression, PTSD, anxiety, and addiction — usually paired with preparation and integration, not taken alone.
These medicines appear to increase the brain's flexibility for a window of time — loosening stuck patterns and letting people process what's underneath, with support.
The medicine is only part of it. Who guides you, how you're screened, and how you integrate afterward shape whether it helps or harms.
It isn't a miracle cure, it isn't right for everyone, and it isn't recreational use. Anyone promising guaranteed results is someone to walk away from.
Best known for interrupting opioid and alcohol dependence, in a medical setting.
Read more → In our network · integration-ledBrief and intense; depression, anxiety, trauma, and existential distress.
Read more → Expanding soonLegal, accessible, and evidence-backed for depression and PTSD. We're working to add verified ketamine providers to our network.
Read more →Good treatment starts with honest screening. Some medical and psychiatric conditions make certain psychedelics unsafe, and timing matters. A responsible provider — and a good advisor — will tell you plainly if it isn't the right path, or the right moment.
That candor is the whole point of what we do. We'd rather tell you the truth than tell you what you hope to hear.
Having tried conventional care without enough relief · being medically appropriate after screening · readiness to do the preparation and integration work · a safe, supervised setting to do it in.
Talk it through with an advisor →That's what a conversation is for. Talk with an advisor who's been through these treatments themselves — no pressure, no obligation.
Speak With An Advisor →Start with the essentials, then go as deep as you need.
A naturally occurring compound from the iboga root bark used, under medical supervision abroad, to interrupt opioid dependence and treat some mental-health conditions.
Most often people with opioid dependence who have cycled through conventional treatment; also stimulant and alcohol dependence, PTSD and TBI, after screening.
Plan on 5–10 days at the clinic; the acute experience is 24–36 hours.
Programs at the clinics we work with generally run $5,000–$15,000 depending on length of stay and facility, before travel. The $5,000 floor is a negotiated rate that applies only where no detox is required and you are not currently using; most people should plan against the middle of the range.
